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There are several clusters of Adamawa languages; among the Gur languages, only the core of that proposal (Central Gur) has been retained, though it is possible that some of the 'peripheral' languages may turn out to be related to each other. Kleinewillinghöfer et al. (2012) note that a reconstruction
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The Gur–Adamawa link was demonstrated in Kleinewillinghöfer (1996) and has been accepted as established by later researchers, who have gone further in noting that the Adamawa and Gur languages themselves do not form coherent groups and are not necessarily more closely related internally than they are
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Kleinewillinghöfer et al. (2012) note that the reconstruction of the noun-class system indicates that Waja ('Tula–Waja') and Leko–Nimbari ('Sama–Duru') (and possibly other Adamawa groups) belong with Central Gur, and that the noun-class system they reconstruct for these languages is akin to those of
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family from Niger–Congo altogether, stating that it "probably constitutes an independent language family that cannot or can no longer be shown to be related to Niger–Congo (or any other family)," though the Ubangian languages are themselves not a valid group, and the Gbaya branch may turn out to be
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Apart from such exceptions, Dimmendaal notes that the Savanna languages "can be shown to be genetically related beyond any reasonable doubt. The evidence is not only lexical in nature, it is based primarily on a range of cognate grammatical morphemes."
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GĂŒldemann (2018) recognises the following coherent "genealogical units" (8 Gur, 14 Adamawa, and 7 Ubangi) but is agnostic about their positions within Niger-Congo.
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Bennett, Patrick R. 1983. Adamawa-Eastern: problems and prospects. - in: Dihoff, I. R. (ed.) Current Approaches to African Linguistics. Vol. 1: 23-48.
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Below is a list of major Savannas (Adamawa) branches and their primary locations (centres of diversity) within Nigeria based on Blench (2019).
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GĂŒldemann, Tom (2018). "Historical linguistics and genealogical language classification in Africa". In GĂŒldemann, Tom (ed.).
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Kleinewillinghöfer (2014) notes that many "Adamawa" languages in fact share more similarities with various (Central)
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Gerrit Dimmendaal, 2008, "Language Ecology and Linguistic Diversity on the African Continent",
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than with other Adamawa languages, and proposes that early Gur-Adamawa speakers had cultivated
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Rapid appraisal and lexicostatistical analysis surveys of Dama, Mono, Pam, Ndai and Oblo (PDF)
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The Savannas languages, with an agnostic approach to internal classification, are as follows:
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Kleinewillinghöfer, Ulrich. 1996. 'Relationship between Adamawa and Gur: The case of Waja.'
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by Michael & Charlene Ayotte, 2002. SIL Electronic Survey Reports SILESR 2002-048.
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was left unclassified within Adamawa, and has not been addressed in Savannas.
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of proto-Central Gur noun classes needs to include several Adamawa families.
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branch consisting of Gurunsi, "Ubangian", and Trans-Benue groups, with the
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Vocabulaires comparés des instruments aratoires dans le Nord-Cameroun
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2078:Kordofanian 2046:Jowulu (Jɔ) 1783:Ivory Coast 1761:Senegambian 1621:Volta–Niger 1599:Grassfields 1489:Cross River 1448:Benue–Congo 1439:Volta–Congo 1326:Central Gur 1187:Niger–Congo 1147:, Tourneaux 869:Gombe State 648:(Yendangic) 342:guinea corn 293:subgroups. 275:Trans-Benue 248:Greenberg's 240:Adamawa–Gur 236:Gur–Adamawa 103:, possibly 75:Volta–Congo 64:Niger–Congo 53:in the east 35:Gur–Adamawa 2273:Categories 1642:Ayere–Ahan 1292:Samba–Duru 1262:Kwah (Baa) 1230:Bikwin–Jen 991:References 841:Mayo Belwa 731:Mundu-Baka 652:Kebi-Benue 636:Samba-Duru 631:Bikwin-Jen 360:(Central) 279:Bikwin-Jen 257:families. 112:(Central) 99:, most ex- 40:Geographic 2032:Northwest 1859:Southeast 1754:Rio Nunez 1546:Mambiloid 1299:Tula–Waja 1223:Bena–Mboi 626:Bena-Mboi 614:Tula-Waja 563:Kulangoic 348:Languages 283:Bena-Mboi 216:Glottolog 2225:" ? 2148:Isolates 2022:Vai–Kono 1909:Southern 1776:Others ( 1694:Yoruboid 1464:Jukunoid 1375:Ubangian 1205:Savannas 1189:branches 1042:2/5:841. 1007:1.25–46. 861:Kaltungo 817:Cameroon 815:States; 736:Ngbandic 687:Nyingwom 654:(Mbumic) 509:Ubangian 457:Bambukic 447:, & 433:Mbum–Day 399:(ex-Gur) 393:(ex-Gur) 385:(ex-Gur) 312:Ubangian 222:nort3149 190:Ubangian 179:Bambukic 174:Mbum–Day 105:Ubangian 95:most ex- 80:Savannas 30:Savannas 2233: ? 2216: ? 2210: ? 2202: ? 2194: ? 2172: ? 2164: ? 2155:Bangime 1994:Manding 1891: ? 1867:Eastern 1833: ? 1820: ? 1817:Mangree 1663:Idomoid 1478:Plateau 1456:Platoid 1411:Ngbandi 1344: ? 1332:Kulango 1267:Longuda 1214:Adamawa 1066:Adamawa 865:Balanga 836:Yendang 809:Adamawa 746:Ndogoic 741:Bandaic 716:Gbayaic 641:Mumuyic 620:Longuda 606:Adamawa 367:Kulango 331:linkage 291:Longuda 285:), and 135:Kulango 101:Adamawa 2192:Degere 2125:Defaka 2118:Others 2101:Rashad 2094:Lafofa 2001:Mokole 1899:Tyenga 1895:Shanga 1837:Siamou 1724:Bijago 1677:Nupoid 1670:Igboid 1606:Tivoid 1578:Beboid 1539:Dakoid 1471:Kainji 1360:Tusian 1349:Senufo 1337:Miyobe 1280:Mumuye 1094:  981:LGAs, 970:Yungur 954:Bikwin 867:LGAs, 847:LGAs, 824:Mumuye 813:Taraba 793:Fufore 789:(Vere) 778:Branch 751: 721:Zandic 708:Ubangi 597:Senufo 592:Samuic 587:Tusian 569:Miyobe 374:Bariba 301:Senufo 141:Bariba 2214:Rimba 2207:Omaio 2169:Komta 2161:Jalaa 2138:Ijoid 2131:Dogon 2087:Katla 1943:Yaure 1875:Bissa 1851:Mande 1792:Dompo 1778:Ghana 1736:Limba 1688:Ukaan 1649:Edoid 1635:Akpes 1629:Akoko 1592:Ekoid 1585:Bendi 1571:Bantu 1552:Tikar 1512:Ogoni 1424:Zande 1391:Gbaya 1384:Banda 1365:Viemo 1355:Tiefo 979:Guyuk 961:LGA, 945:LGA, 929:LGA, 921:LGA, 903:LGA, 901:Numan 885:LGA, 845:Numan 795:LGA, 726:Mbaic 663:Buaic 658:Kimic 581:Viemo 575:Tiefo 515:Zande 502:Gbaya 404:Tusya 390:Tiefo 382:Vyemo 199:(Kwa) 184:Gbaya 169:(Win) 167:Tusya 155:Tiefo 148:Vyemo 2230:Wawu 2176:Laal 2041:Bobo 1987:Jogo 1970:West 1948:Mano 1939:Guro 1934:Beng 1930:Gban 1925:Tura 1884:Boko 1880:Busa 1830:Mpra 1824:Mbre 1781:and 1748:Nalu 1731:Gola 1249:Fali 1092:ISBN 977:and 975:Song 927:Yola 925:and 913:Laka 883:Bali 863:and 856:Waja 843:and 811:and 804:Leko 787:Duru 710:area 698:Fali 646:Maya 608:area 552:area 475:Waja 305:Fali 287:Tula 253:and 230:The 206:Oblo 119:Waja 1957:Wan 1953:Mwa 1921:Goo 1917:Dan 1810:Kwa 1803:Kru 1797:Ega 1767:Sua 1742:Mel 1718:Bak 1683:Oko 1656:Gbe 1398:Mba 1317:Gur 1256:Kim 1243:Day 1237:Bua 1084:doi 938:Jen 895:Baa 877:Kam 692:Kam 681:Kwa 676:Baa 669:Day 550:Gur 495:Baa 479:Kam 469:G10 450:Day 445:G14 441:G13 427:G12 362:Gur 251:Gur 238:or 197:Baa 123:Kam 114:Gur 97:Gur 51:CAR 2275:: 1106:^ 1090:. 690:= 679:= 513:? 507:? 492:? 487:G8 485:, 483:G1 467:, 465:G9 463:, 461:G7 443:, 439:, 437:G6 425:, 423:G5 421:, 419:G4 417:, 415:G2 203:? 194:? 188:? 2219:" 1955:– 1941:– 1932:– 1923:– 1919:– 1897:– 1882:– 1785:) 1179:e 1172:t 1165:v 1100:. 1086:: 1055:. 1029:" 489:) 477:– 471:) 453:) 429:) 329:( 289:- 121:– 107:: 66:? 20:)

Index

Savanna languages
Burkina Faso
CAR
Linguistic classification
Niger–Congo
Atlantic–Congo
Volta–Congo
Gur
Adamawa
Ubangian
Gur
Waja
Kam
Leko–Nimbari
Kulango
Bariba
Vyemo
Tiefo
Wara–Natyoro
Tusya
Mbum–Day
Bambukic
Gbaya
Ubangian
Baa
Oblo
Glottolog
nort3149
Niger–Congo languages
Greenberg's

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